Invited as a guest for the months of November, December 2024 and January 2025.
Current Fellows' research
- Shatters
- 2025 Archival DevelopmentIn 2025, Anastasia Felcher will take part in setting up a digital archive of Russia’s war against Ukraine as a joint INDEX-IWM Archival Development Fellow at the newly launched INDEX Institute for Documentation and Exchange in Lviv.
- The Soviet Jews of the Stagnation Era and Their Dual Identity: "Jewishness" and Russian CultureJournalist and curator Anna Narinskaya is preparing her second non-fiction book at the intersection of cultural studies and memoirs.
- Exploring Leibniz’s View of Infinite Numbers and Its Possible EvolutionThis thesis explores Leibniz’s views on infinity and their potential evolution through engagement with some later philosophies.
- Karl Kerényi: Antike Religion [The Religion of the Greeks and Romans] (GER > HUN)The offered project consists first of all of a translation into Hungarian of the book Antike Religion (revised edition, published in 1970) by the Hungarian-German classical scholar Karl Kerényi (1897, Temesvár, Transylvania – 1973, Kilchberg, Switzerland), and second,
- New Historical Museums and Memory Wars in PolandOver the past twenty years many new museums and memory institutions have been developed in Poland. The first significant initiative was the Warsaw Rising Museum opened in 2004.
Jobs and Open Calls
News
- Apply Now: Currently Open IWM Fellowship CallsThe IWM currently has numerous calls for applications for its various fellowship programs. Here you will find an overview of all currently open calls.
- Welcome to Our New Documenting Ukraine Grantees!We are pleased to announce the new cohort of grantees selected for the Documenting Ukraine Grant.
- Debating Europe on 12 January: Europe’s Future after TrumpWe start the new year with another edition of Debating Europe at the Burgtheater Vienna. On 12 January 2025, there will be a highly topical discussion on the impact of Trump's election victory on Europe and its…
Upcoming events
- Fellows' Colloquium with Albert DikovichSeminars and Colloquia
- WERTE – Ein Kompass Für Die ZukunftPanels and Discussions
- Monthly Lecture with Martin Milan ŠimečkaLecture
Recent Media
Upcoming events
- Fellows' Colloquium with Albert DikovichSeminars and Colloquia
- WERTE – Ein Kompass Für Die ZukunftPanels and Discussions
- Monthly Lecture with Martin Milan ŠimečkaLecture
News
- Apply Now: Currently Open IWM Fellowship CallsThe IWM currently has numerous calls for applications for its various fellowship programs. Here you will find an overview of all currently open calls.
- Welcome to Our New Documenting Ukraine Grantees!We are pleased to announce the new cohort of grantees selected for the Documenting Ukraine Grant.
- Debating Europe on 12 January: Europe’s Future after TrumpWe start the new year with another edition of Debating Europe at the Burgtheater Vienna. On 12 January 2025, there will be a highly topical discussion on the impact of Trump's election victory on Europe and its…
Current Fellows' research
- ShattersInvited as a guest for the months of November, December 2024 and January 2025.
- 2025 Archival DevelopmentIn 2025, Anastasia Felcher will take part in setting up a digital archive of Russia’s war against Ukraine as a joint INDEX-IWM Archival Development Fellow at the newly launched INDEX Institute for Documentation and Exchange in Lviv.
- The Soviet Jews of the Stagnation Era and Their Dual Identity: "Jewishness" and Russian CultureJournalist and curator Anna Narinskaya is preparing her second non-fiction book at the intersection of cultural studies and memoirs.
- Exploring Leibniz’s View of Infinite Numbers and Its Possible EvolutionThis thesis explores Leibniz’s views on infinity and their potential evolution through engagement with some later philosophies.
- Karl Kerényi: Antike Religion [The Religion of the Greeks and Romans] (GER > HUN)The offered project consists first of all of a translation into Hungarian of the book Antike Religion (revised edition, published in 1970) by the Hungarian-German classical scholar Karl Kerényi (1897, Temesvár, Transylvania – 1973, Kilchberg, Switzerland), and second,
- New Historical Museums and Memory Wars in PolandOver the past twenty years many new museums and memory institutions have been developed in Poland. The first significant initiative was the Warsaw Rising Museum opened in 2004.
Recent Media
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